Vivipark  it is like a home first aid kit, with a much wider use than aloe. Due to its medicinal properties, it should be present in every home. Can be used (internally and externally) in the form of leaf compresses, juice, juice preserved with spirit. Kalanchoe Daigremontiana contains large amounts of vitamin C, micro- and macro elements such as: manganese, copper, selenium, aluminum, silicon, potassium, calcium, iron. A medicinal plant with bactericidal and fungicidal properties. It shows regenerating, anti-inflammatory and immunostimulating properties.  

 

Application of the Featherfish

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• angina, runny nose;  

• conjunctivitis;  

• hard-to-heal wounds;  

• warts, mycoses;  

• inflammation, contusions;  

• bedsores, ulcers;  

• itchy skin;  

• stabilizes the sugar level;  

• for tired feet;  

• bad foot odor;  

• heartburn, bad breath (despite healthy teeth);  

• headaches, rheumatic pains;  

• eczema, swelling;  

• acne, lichen;  

• burns, bites;  

• periodontitis, hypersensitive gums.

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External use

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1. Any superficial skin damage, deep cuts and lacerations, postoperative scars, postpartum cracks, nipple cracks, etc.

 
Wash or apply with pure leaf juice or spirit tincture.

2. Skin burns

We put a gauze pad soaked in juice several times a day  

3. Ulcers, acne, blackheads 

Wipe with spirit tincture in the morning and evening

4. Purulent chronic spills 

In the morning and at night, we put a cotton tampon soaked in tincture or fresh juice. Additionally, you drink 20 drops of juice twice a day

5. Long-lasting wounds 

Treats like purulent exudates by additionally drinking 20 drops of horse chestnut extract 3 times a day

6. Eczema 

With freshly squeezed juice, rub the sore spot several times a day. The sore spot should be additionally smeared with the ointment or the cream of the livebear.

7. Dandruff

Every two days we rub the scalp with juice or tincture.

8. Warts

We put a cotton pad soaked in juice or tincture. At night, we put a juice dressing or just the leaf without the film. Repeat the treatments until the wart disappears.

9. Freckles

Rub with juice or tincture until whitening.

10. Gangrene (as well as Bürger's disease)

For the night, we put a tampon soaked in juice. In the morning and at noon, we smear ourselves with juice or tincture. Additionally, you should drink 20 drops of livebread juice and 20 drops of horse chestnut extract 3 times a day.

11. Rheumatism

Rub the juice or tincture on the sore spot several times a day. Additionally, you should drink 20 drops of juice 3 times a day or eat the leaf (without the membrane) corresponding to the dose.

12. Arthritis

We apply a compress soaked in juice or tincture twice a day

13. Headaches

Smear the forehead and temples with juice or tincture in the morning and evening. Additionally, you should drink 20 drops of juice twice a day or eat the leaf (without the membrane) corresponding to the dose.

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Cultivation

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The feathered livebread grows best in fertile, horticultural soil with the addition of sandy cactus soil. Bearing in mind the consumption of leaves, the plant should be fed only with natural fertilizers, e.g. earthworm breeding product, manure. It is a plant that likes warmth and full sun. Watering depending on the amount of sunlight - do not allow it to dry out (although the plant can withstand even over a week no watering). In winter, the plant should rest, slow down its growth, and recover before spring. It should not be fertilized since autumn, it should be placed in a cooler place (but not below 15 degrees C and not in the presence of a window open in winter). We start fertilizing again in spring. The pot should be deep and wide - due to the falling propagules. It does not like excess water as it causes the roots to rot, so it should be watered moderately. In winter, it should stay in well-lit places (e.g. on window sills). In summer, it can be taken out onto the balcony. When it grows too much, it becomes ugly, so it should be multiplied earlier by propagation and the old specimens should be discarded. It grows well in any fertile soil, it should not just be heavy, loamy. After flowering, cut the inflorescence to prevent the formation of seeds (they look unattractive and their production weakens the plant). It is propagated by seedlings that have excellent roots.

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